After initially hitting a roadblock, one of Ireland's largest startup hubs is expanding
The €6.5 million development will increase NovaUCD’s capacity by more than 50%.
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'A bitter pill for shareholders': The troubled firm behind Cuisine de France wants to raise €800m
Bakery firm Aryzta said it needs the funds to pay down debt.
The family that brought Poundworld to Ireland has swooped to buy what's left of the UK chain
The British business entered administration earlier this year and has already closed hundreds of stores.
Irish IT giant Version 1 topped €100m in sales last year - but it's worried about the pound
The software services group has been on an acquisition spree in recent years.
Blanchardstown centre has been cleared for a renovation to 'bring it in line' with rivals
The owners of the Dublin shopping mall want to remove its central fountain.
After bagging €118m in funding, this ag-tech firm is building a Meath research hub
Animal feed producer Devenish raised a large tranche of the cash from the European Investment Bank.
The State wants to build a data centre in Kildare - but it's worried about its own planning rules
The Office of Public Works said the €30m project would be built on an existing campus in Celbridge.
Glasnevin plans for a chapel over the graves of the 'poor of Dublin' have been rejected
Thousands of babies are believed to be buried at the St Paul’s Cemetery site.
After a garda probe and potential cyber breach, CityPost is headed for liquidation
Creditors have moved to wind up the An Post challenger after a tumultuous 12 months for the firm.
Guinness is planning a new gastropub in the lab behind Hop House 13
The Liberties restaurant, with capacity for 200 people, will serve food to accompany a beer-tasting experience.
An Irish meat processor has acquired a UK rival to help Brexit-proof its business
Kepak has bought 2 Sisters Red Meat Ltd – which can process 250,000 cattle and a million lambs annually.
Despite council concerns, hospitality mogul Paddy McKillen is scaling up a Dublin hotel plan
The Press Up Group founder wants to nearly double the rooms in the docklands development.
A Tallaght laundry firm has been snapped up by a multibillion-euro French buyer
Elis has acquired Kings Laundry, which employs up to 550 people at peak times.
Jameson's makers want to open a VIP-only hideout in inner-city Dublin
The Capel Street pad will also include a private bedroom for celebrities invited to stay overnight.
Sligo's 200-year-old jail could be turned into a 'key tourism attraction'
Built in the 1800s, Sligo Gaol housed inmates such as Michael Collins and a former Hollywood actor.
After a 'turbulent' year of plant closures, Bord na Móna posted a multimillion-euro loss
The semi-state group made some “difficult decisions” to close a number of operations.
Higher costs took their toll on profits at one of Ireland's biggest food processing firms
But turnover soared last year at the Waterford-based Arrow Group, which owns the Dawn brand.
As Dublin hotel prices hit record levels, a new player is entering the market
EasyHotel is splashing out €18 million to get a foothold in Ireland.
Parcel Motel is facing a crackdown on Dublin depots it opened without permission
One facility in Ballybrack has already been closed following an enforcement notice.
Despite Ireland's craft beer boom, people are getting less fond of their pints
Consumption of beer continues to decline, while exports were also down last year.